Decades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECADES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DECADE, a period of ten years, also DECAD
• a period of ten years beginning with a year ending in 0
• each of the five divisions of each chapter of the rosary
• a range of electrical resistances, frequencies, or other quantities spanning from one to ten times a base value
• a period of ten years

Words related to DECADES

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How to use DECADES in a sentence

• In Manila he saw, after a little more than two decades of far from complete missionary occupation, the signs that a Christian civilization was rising.
• The large part of the black population is in the South and there it will stay for decades to come.
• Thus in about two decades woman has advanced farther than in the combined ages which preceded.
• But the old lady, invincible after seven-and-a- half decades spent in the hard acquirement of wisdom, will not be reassured.
• Anthony have been moved to mark, by reception and convention, her rapid-flowing years and the passing decades of the suffrage movement.
• It was practised, however, certainly very little more than two decades ago, and practised by men of standing in the profession.
• This unusual work is humbly devoted to those who are not, or cannot, be with us, as we go down the corridors of time and look at the past decades.
• The plant located in the southern hemisphere was the most remote, but had been filling the Mare Hadriacum, locally known as the Red Sea, for decades.
• She played a more active part than any emperor had played for many decades.
• There had been several proposals in recent decades to do away with the Chinese characters and to introduce an alphabet in their place.
• The closing decades of the seventeenth century were introducing the heyday of the slave trade, and the English were preparing for their final ascendency therein.
• During the first decades of the nineteenth century, books, articles, and pamphlets about women came in increasing numbers from the press.
• Furniture used during the first two decades of the settlement, however, must have been simple with little or no ornamentation.
• Two other early critical ideas were to be elaborated in the last four decades of the century.
• And we are not yet two decades from the surrender of Robert E.
• In still another many of the communities of large Negro population have hardly had a white foot set upon them in two decades.
• The deaths of millions of young men who would have been urgently needed to meet the challenges of the coming decades was a loss that could never be recovered.
• For the first time in decades, the Faith found itself once more in a situation where teaching and consolidation were inseparably bound up with social and economic development.
• As the experience of recent decades has demonstrated, material benefits and endeavors cannot be regarded as ends in themselves.
• At the end, after eight decades of mounting folly and brutality, the movement collapsed as a credible guide to the world’s future.
• It was swept right away one stormy night over two decades ago, and has not been replaced since.
• Handicapped as William is by this crippled arm, his record of 33,967 head of game killed with his own hand, during the past two decades, is a very remarkable one.
• We are in the habit of measuring time by days, weeks, months, years, decades and centuries.
• Below him, there was a minute subdivision of supervision and authority, down to the division into decades, by which every tenth man was responsible for his nine countrymen.
• The development of mine and factory industries in the Southern States in the past two decades has been one of the most remarkable in industrial history.
• Each of the last two or three decades has thus succeeded, always, however, with increasing difficulty, in knocking off a day from the duration of the voyage.
• The last few decades have created an entirely new foundation for enlightened school work.
• But they have been years that may well count for decades in the history of the world, and not least in the history of India.
• There have been times within two decades of the present when in the countries east of the Red Sea 3000 people have died daily of the Asiatic plague.

Similar words containing CADE without suffix s and without prefix de

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